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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 11, 1920
Page
15
A sprawling OCR filled page piece describes racing events, notes on Williamstown races and a Marine meeting, naming various horses, riders, stations, and venues. It mentions multiple horse names and figures like Pradlhchlan and Pradonent, and references meetings and dates in a dense, cryptic cartographic style.
The readable portions reference fraternal rites, meetings, and multiple named individuals such as Ellie and Emma, with scattered mentions of dates and places. The OCR yields a garbled mix of names, roles, events, and nonspecific details, lacking coherent narrative or clear outcomes.
Fractured OCR text shows names and phrases about gun gossip and social figures. Content is garbled with multiple person names and stray terms, lacking coherent events or dates.
The article reports on NSW bowling events, noting Victoria’s setback and rising contenders. It highlights Murphys, Jamieson, and Miller as prominent players, detailing recent matches, titles, and parliament-like decisions on team selections and England/South Africa tours.
Fragmentary text mentions Nobel's items and a seating arrangement. Readable names are scarce. likely a local notice or brief list item with unclear details.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe daily practice at 48.6 with a 1/300 inch measurement, reference to Teo and Canatval and Lute Nomina 8. The readable items mention targets, bearing and separation, but the overall event and participants remain unclear with missing full context.
The fragmentary OCR text outlines a Sunday Times page with references to a famed gun, a pace performance, and a confused scene involving a market or paper audience. It hints at a price or widow secret and a unique clientele, presented in a terse, sensational newspaper tone.
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